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The more astute will point out that rural communities were primed for greater loss from vaccine hesitancy given rates of comorbidities and a weakened healthcare infrastructure.

I am not a smarter or more astute observer of human behavior than Mr. Murdoch or George Shultz, the former secretary of state who helped end the Cold War, or James Mattis, the retired four-star Marine Corps general and former defense secretary, both of whom were Theranos board members and investors.

The unscripted chat show features Burnett and a rotating cast of pre-K and grade-schoolers candidly discussing everything from the meaning of love to technology to parenting advice: “Bribery always works,” said one of her more astute co-stars.

They, along with his other co-workers Dichen Lachman, Jen Tullock, Michael Chernus and Yul Vazquez, “make me seem far more astute and talented than I actually am, and I’m not being falsely modest. When you’re embedded in an ensemble like this one, you’re pretty much bulletproof.”

In conversation, he was clearly more astute than his character but similarly funny and informal, indulging in f-bombs as freely as Argyle does his smelly plants.